Fill-in Light Unit, Display Screen, Display Apparatus, and Terminal

ABSTRACT

A display screen includes a display panel, a back light system, and an optical device concealed under the display panel, where a transmission light path formed by light rays received or transmitted by the optical device passes through the display screen. The display screen includes the fill-in light system, where the fill-in light system is disposed between the back light system and the optical device. The fill-in light system includes a first light source and a light guide member configured to transmit a light ray emitted by the first light source.

TECHNICAL FIELD

This application relates to the field of display technologies, and inparticular, to a fill-in light unit, a display screen, a displayapparatus, and a terminal.

BACKGROUND

Under the trend of full-screen mobile phones, various optical devices onfront faces of mobile phones tend to develop to under-screen opticaldevices. When a liquid crystal display (LCD) is used in an electronicdevice such as a mobile phone, the LCD includes a stacked display panel1 and a back light unit (BLU). Due to a complex structure (including afilm layer 2, a light guide plate and dots thereon, a reflection layer4, and an iron frame 3 in sequence from top to bottom) of a back lightunit, quality of an optical device (such as an ambient light sensor, aproximity light sensor, a camera, and a fingerprint sensor) isdramatically degraded. To enable an optical device to be used under anLCD screen, various membrane materials in a light path of the opticaldevice need to be bored or adjusted, to eliminate micro structures inthe light path, so that the light path is adjusted based on anestablished rule. Usually, a film layer 2, a reflection layer 4, and aniron frame 3 in a BLU need to be bored to avoid a light path. However,when the foregoing method is used, a black hole inevitably appears at aposition corresponding to the optical device on the liquid crystaldisplay. Consequently, a display effect of the liquid crystal display isaffected.

SUMMARY

This application provides a fill-in light unit, a display screen, adisplay apparatus, and a terminal, to improve a display effect of adisplay screen.

According to a first aspect, a display screen is provided. The displayscreen includes a display panel and a back light unit configured toprovide a light source for the display panel, and further includes anoptical device hidden under the display panel. The optical device is anoptical device that needs to emit a light ray or receive a light ray,for example, an infrared sensor or an infrared camera. To enable a lightray that can be received or emitted by the optical device to passthrough the display screen, during specific disposition, a transmissionlight path formed by received light or emitted light of the opticaldevice passes through the display panel and the back light unit. Toalleviate a black hole, a fill-in light unit is further provided in thisapplication. The fill-in light unit is disposed between the back lightunit and the optical device. The transmission light path passes throughthe fill-in light unit. Specifically, the fill-in light unit includes afirst light source and a light guide member configured to transmit alight ray emitted by the first light source. The transmission light pathpasses through the light guide member. The light guide member diffusesor condenses the light ray emitted by the first light source into thetransmission light path. When display of the display screen is viewed,because the disposed light guide member transmits the light ray emittedby the first light source to the transmission light path, a brightnessdifference between the transmission light path and another region on thedisplay screen is reduced, thereby further improving a display effect ofthe display screen.

During a specific implementation of transmitting the light ray emittedby the first light source, the light guide member may be a differentlight guide member. For example, the light guide member is a light guidemember that condenses or diffuses the light ray emitted by the firstlight source, and in a specific implementation solution, the light guidemember is a condensing lens or a diffusing lens. More specifically, thelight guide member may be a Fresnel lens. Certainly, the light guidemember may alternatively be a flat lens.

During specific disposition of the Fresnel lens, the Fresnel lens may bea Fresnel lens having a refraction surface on one side or refractionsurfaces on both sides. For example, a surface of the Fresnel lensfacing the back light unit is a Fresnel refraction surface, or surfacesof the Fresnel lens facing and away from the back light unit are bothFresnel refraction surfaces. Therefore, the light ray emitted by thefirst light source can be better transmitted to the transmission lightpath.

The Fresnel refraction surface may be specifically formed in variousmanners. For example, a surface of the Fresnel lens facing the backlight unit is provided with a plurality of concentric circular groovesor a plurality of straight grooves arranged in parallel. Alternatively,two panels of the Fresnel lens facing and away from the back light unitare each provided with a plurality of concentric circular grooves or aplurality of straight grooves arranged in parallel. In this way, theFresnel refraction surface is formed by using different structures.Moreover, a surface of the Fresnel lens forming the Fresnel refractionsurface may be a convex surface or a concave surface.

Moreover, in addition to the foregoing Fresnel lens, the light guidemember may alternatively have the following structure: A plurality oftriangular protrusions are disposed on a surface of a side of the lightguide member facing the back light unit. That is, the light guide memberis an array formed by triangular lenses, and a light ray condensingeffect or a light diffusing effect also can be achieved.

In a specific implementation solution, the fill-in light unit furtherincludes a film layer, the film layer is disposed on a side of the lightguide member away from the back light unit, and the film layer is a filmlayer capable of transmitting a first light ray and reflecting a secondlight ray, where the first light ray is the received light or theemitted light of the optical device, and the second light ray is thelight ray emitted by the first light source. In this way, the fill-inlight unit may transmit a light ray that the optical device requires.

To improve a light filling effect, the fill-in light unit furtherincludes a first reflection layer disposed on a side of the light guidemember away from the back light unit, the first reflection layer isprovided with a first through hole, the film layer is disposed insidethe first through hole, and the transmission light path passes throughthe first through hole and the film layer.

In a specific implementation solution, a quantity of the first lightsources is two, and the two first light sources are symmetricallydisposed on two sides of the light guide member. During specificdisposition of the two first light sources, an angle between an axis ofemitted light of the first light source and an axis of the light guidemember is a specified angle. For example, an angle between lightemitting axes of the two first light sources and an optical axis of thelight guide member is a right angle or an acute angle.

The back light unit includes: a light guide plate, a second light sourcedisposed on a side of the light guide plate, and a second reflectionlayer disposed on a side of the light guide plate away from the displaypanel, where the second reflection layer is provided with a secondthrough hole, and the transmission light path passes through the lightguide plate and the second through hole provided in the secondreflection layer.

To simplify an overall structure, the light guide member and the lightguide plate are an integral structure, the first light source and thesecond light source are an integral structure, and the second reflectionlayer and the first reflection layer are an integral structure. In thisway, it is not needed to dispose an additional fill-in light unit, and alight filling effect can be achieved by improving the structure of theback light unit.

According to a second aspect, a fill-in light unit is provided. Thefill-in light unit is applied to a display screen and includes: a firstlight source configured to emit light and a light guide memberconfigured to transmit a light ray emitted by the first light source,where a light emitting surface of the light guide member faces a backlight unit of the display screen. A light ray for light filling isprovided through the first light source, and is spread to the back lightunit of the display screen through the light guide member. Specifically,the light ray is transmitted to a transmission passage of an opticaldevice in the display screen, to provide the light ray for lightfilling, thereby reducing a display difference on the display screen,and improving a display effect of the display screen.

During a specific implementation of transmitting the light ray emittedby the first light source, the light guide member may be a differentlight guide member. For example, the light guide member is a light guidemember that condenses or diffuses the light ray emitted by the firstlight source, and in a specific implementation solution, the light guidemember is a condensing lens or a diffusing lens. More specifically, thelight guide member may be a Fresnel lens. Certainly, the light guidemember may alternatively be a flat lens.

During specific disposition of the Fresnel lens, the Fresnel lens may bea Fresnel lens having a refraction surface on one side or refractionsurfaces on both sides. For example, a surface of the Fresnel lensfacing the back light unit is a Fresnel refraction surface, or surfacesof the Fresnel lens facing and away from the back light unit are bothFresnel refraction surfaces. Therefore, the light ray emitted by thefirst light source can be better transmitted to the transmission lightpath.

In a specific implementation solution, the fill-in light unit furtherincludes a film layer, the film layer is disposed on a side of the lightguide member away from the back light unit, and the film layer is a filmlayer capable of transmitting a first light ray and reflecting a secondlight ray, where the first light ray is received light or emitted lightof the optical device in the display screen, and the second light ray isthe light ray emitted by the first light source. In this way, thefill-in light unit may transmit a light ray that the optical devicerequires.

To improve a light filling effect, the fill-in light unit furtherincludes a first reflection layer disposed on a side of the light guidemember away from the back light unit, the first reflection layer isprovided with a first through hole, the film layer is disposed insidethe first through hole, and the transmission light path passes throughthe first through hole and the film layer.

In a specific implementation solution, a quantity of the first lightsources is two, and the two first light sources are symmetricallydisposed on two sides of the light guide member. During specificdisposition of the two first light sources, an angle between an axis ofemitted light of the first light source and an axis of the light guidemember is a specified angle. For example, an angle between lightemitting axes of the two first light sources and an optical axis of thelight guide member is a right angle or an acute angle.

According to a third aspect, a display apparatus is provided, includingthe display screen according to any one of the foregoing aspects.

In the foregoing technical solutions, when display of the display screenis viewed, because the disposed light guide member transmits the lightray emitted by the first light source to the transmission light path, abrightness difference between the transmission light path and anotherregion on the display screen is reduced, thereby further improving adisplay effect of the display screen.

According to a fourth aspect, a terminal is provided, including thedisplay screen according to any one of the foregoing.

In the foregoing technical solutions, when display of the display screenis viewed, because the disposed light guide member transmits the lightray emitted by the first light source to the transmission light path, abrightness difference between the transmission light path and anotherregion on the display screen is reduced, thereby further improving adisplay effect of the display screen.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a display screen accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of a display screen accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 3a to FIG. 3h are schematic structural diagrams of a Fresnel lensaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 4 is a top view of a Fresnel lens according to an embodiment ofthis application;

FIG. 5 is a top view of another Fresnel lens according to an embodimentof this application;

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of fitting between a first light sourceand a light guide member according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of a display screen accordingto an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 8 is a schematic structural diagram of another display screenaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 9 is a schematic structural diagram of a display apparatusaccording to an embodiment of this application; and

FIG. 10 is a schematic structural diagram of a terminal according to anembodiment of this application.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of thisapplication clearer, the following further describes this application indetail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

To facilitate understanding of a fill-in light unit provided in theembodiments of this application, the following first describes anapplication scenario of the fill-in light unit provided in theembodiments of this application. The fill-in light unit is applied to adisplay screen. The display screen may be applied to a mobile terminal,a notebook computer, or another communication device.

To facilitate understanding of the fill-in light unit provided in theembodiments of this application, the following describes structures andworking principles of the fill-in light unit and the display screenprovided in the embodiments of this application with reference to anapplication of the fill-in light unit on the display screen.

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, in the display screen provided in thisembodiment of this application, to increase a display area of thedisplay screen, an optical device is disposed in a buried manner, and astructure in which a transmission light path that is formed by receivedlight or emitted light of the optical device passes through the displayscreen is used to implement a function of the optical device. Theoptical device may be different optical devices such as an infraredsensor 40 or an infrared camera. In the display screen shown in FIG. 1and FIG. 2, the infrared sensor 40 is used as an example fordescription.

During specific arrangement of the display screen, the display screenincludes structures shown in FIG. 2, that is, a display panel 10, a backlight unit 20, a fill-in light unit 30, and an infrared sensor 40. Thedisplay panel 10 and the back light unit 20 are disposed in a stackedmanner. The display panel 10 is disposed on a light emitting side of theback light unit 20. The light emitting side of the back light unit 20refers to a side of the back light unit 20 from which light rays areemitted. The fill-in light unit 30 is disposed on a side of the backlight unit 20 away from the display panel 10. The infrared sensor 40 isdisposed on a surface of the fill-in light unit 30 away from the backlight unit 20. Still referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, in the displayscreen provided in this embodiment of this application, a placementdirection of the display screen shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 is used as areference direction. When the foregoing several components are disposed,the display panel 10, the back light unit 20, the fill-in light unit 30,and the infrared sensor 40 are disposed in sequence from top to bottomin a vertical direction. Further, to enable the infrared sensor 40 toreceive an external infrared signal, a light transmission structureconfigured to transmit received light of the infrared sensor 40 isdisposed on the display panel 10, the back light unit 20, and thefill-in light unit 30 of the display screen. However, the disposed lighttransmission structure may cause an adverse effect of forming a blackhole during display of the display screen. To reduce impact on displayof the display screen, in this embodiment of this application, a displayeffect of the display screen is improved by using the fill-in light unit30.

To facilitate understanding of a principle of the fill-in light unit 30,a transmission light path is first described. In this embodiment of thisapplication, a transmission light path formed by received light of theinfrared sensor 40 passes through partial structures of the displaypanel 10, the back light unit 20, and the fill-in light unit 30.

As shown in FIG. 2, the display panel 10 provided in this embodiment ofthis application is a display panel in the prior art. The display panel10 includes, but is not limited to, upper and lower polarizers, a colorfilter substrate, an array substrate, and a liquid crystal moleculelayer filled between the color filter substrate and the array substrate.Because the display panel 10 is light-transmitting, light rays may bedirectly incident on or directly emerge from the display panel 10.

For the back light unit 20 provided in this embodiment of thisapplication, as shown in FIG. 2, the back light unit 20 shown in FIG. 2is a back light unit using a side light source. However, it should beunderstood that the back light unit 20 provided in this embodiment ofthis application is not limited to the back light unit 20 shown in FIG.2, and may alternatively be a back light unit using a straight lightsource. In this embodiment of this application, the back light unit 20using a side light source is used as an example for description. Tofacilitate description of structures that are disposed on the back lightunit 20 and through which a transmission light path passes, thefollowing first describes a structure of the back light unit 20. Stillreferring to FIG. 2, the back light unit 20 includes a light guide plate22 and second light sources 21 disposed on two sides of the light guideplate 22. Because the back light unit 20 is a symmetric structure, FIG.2 shows only a structure of one side of the back light unit. The backlight unit 20 further includes a second reflection layer 23 disposed ona side of the light guide plate 22 away from the display panel 10. Thelight guide plate 22 in the back light unit 20 is a light transmissioncomponent. Therefore, to enable the back light unit 20 to transmitlight, a through hole is provided in the second reflection layer 23 ofthe back light unit 20. The through hole may be defined as a secondthrough hole. The structures, through which the transmission light pathpasses, on the back light unit 20 include the light guide plate 22 andthe second through hole. Certainly, if the back light unit 20 includes aframe 24 and a film layer 25, the frame 24 and the film layer 25 (aprism film, a light equalizing film, or the like) are also provided withthrough holes. The transmission light path also passes through the frame24 and the film layer 25 through the through holes.

Referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 together, for the fill-in light unit 30provided in this embodiment of this application, the fill-in light unit30 is a component disposed in the display screen provided in thisembodiment of this application, to improve a display effect of thedisplay screen, and includes a first light source 31 and a light guidemember configured to transmit a light ray emitted by the first lightsource 31. A light emitting surface of the light guide member faces theback light unit 20 of the display screen. The light emitting face of thelight guide member refers to a surface from which light ray emitted bythe first light source 31 is emitted from the light guide member.Specifically, the light guide member is configured to transmit a lightray emitted by the first light source 31 to a transmission light path,to alleviate a black hole effect formed by disposing an optical device.In addition, a transmission light path formed by received light of theinfrared sensor 40 passes through the light guide member in the fill-inlight unit 30.

In this embodiment of this application, different light guide membersmay be configured to transmit a light ray emitted by the first lightsource 31. As shown in FIG. 1, the light guide member is a flat lens 35.The flat lens does not have any light condensation or diffusion effect.Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 2, the light guide member may be a lightguide member that condenses or diffuses a light ray emitted by the firstlight source 31 into the transmission light path. In this case,classified based on functions, the light guide member may be acondensing lens or a diffusing lens. The several light guide membersexemplified above may all be applied to the fill-in light unit 30provided in this embodiment of this application. Several specific lightguide members, for example, a Fresnel lens 32, a triangular lens, aconvex lens, and a concave lens, are exemplified below.

Descriptions are provided below by using the Fresnel lens 32 as anexample. Fresnel lenses of different structures may be used as theFresnel lens 32 provided in this embodiment of this application. Forexample, a surface of the Fresnel lens 32 facing the back light unit 20is a Fresnel refraction surface 321, or surfaces of the Fresnel lens 32facing and away from the back light unit 20 are both Fresnel refractionsurfaces 321. The Fresnel refraction surface 321 is formed by forming aFresnel texture 322 on a surface of the Fresnel lens 32. Referring toFIG. 3a to FIG. 3h together, FIG. 3a to FIG. 3h show a variety ofdifferent Fresnel lenses 32 having the Fresnel texture 322. FIG. 3ashows that a surface of the Fresnel lens 32 facing the back light unit20 and a surface of the Fresnel lens 32 away from the back light unit 20are separately provided with the Fresnel texture 322. Moreover, forstructures shown in FIG. 3b to FIG. 3h , a surface of the Fresnel lens32 facing the back light unit 20 is provided with the Fresnel texture322. In addition, when the Fresnel texture is formed, a surface of theFresnel lens 32 may be a flat surface or a curved surface. As shown inFIG. 3a , two surfaces of the Fresnel lens 32 that are provided with theFresnel textures are concave curved surfaces. The surfaces that areprovided with the Fresnel textures in FIG. 3b and FIG. 3c are alsoconcave curved surfaces. A surface of the Fresnel lens 32 that isprovided with the Fresnel texture in FIG. 3d is a convex curved surface.Moreover, for FIG. 3e and FIG. 3f , in FIG. 3e , a surface that isprovided with the Fresnel texture is a flat surface, and a surface awayfrom the back light unit 20 is a concave curved surface, and in FIG. 3f, a surface that is provided with the Fresnel texture 322 is a flatsurface, and a surface away from the back light unit 20 is a convexcurved surface. Moreover, for FIG. 3g and FIG. 3h , the Fresnel texture322 and the light guide member are not an integral structure, andinstead, the light guide member is provided with the Fresnel texture 322to form the Fresnel lens 32.

In addition, when the Fresnel texture 322 is specifically disposed, theFresnel texture 322 does not need to condense or diffuse light from alldirections in a same way. Viewed in a direction of directly facing theFresnel texture 322, the Fresnel texture 322 may be centrosymmetric orbilaterally symmetrical, depending on specific requirements. Forexample, the Fresnel texture 322 of the Fresnel lens 32 may beconcentric rings, parallel lines, or other regular patterns. Adifference between the textures lies in that light rays are refractedcentrosymmetrically or only light from one direction or more directionsis refracted. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, FIG. 4 showsa structure in which the Fresnel texture is centrosymmetric. In thiscase, the Fresnel refraction surface 321 is provided with a plurality ofconcentric circular grooves, and the plurality of concentric circulargrooves form the Fresnel texture 322. In a structure shown in FIG. 5,the Fresnel texture 322 is bilaterally symmetrical. In this case, theFresnel refraction surface 321 is provided with a plurality of straightgrooves arranged in parallel. The Fresnel texture 322 includes theplurality of straight grooves. Moreover, a shape of the Fresnel lens 32in the fill-in light unit 30 may be circular or square, depending onspecific requirements. The Fresnel lens 32 shown in FIG. 4 is circular,and the Fresnel lens 32 shown in FIG. 5 is rectangular.

Certainly, the light guide member provided in this embodiment of thisapplication is not limited to the foregoing Fresnel lens 32 and mayalternatively be another light guide member, for example, a triangularlens. During specific disposition, a surface of the light guide memberfacing a side of the back light unit 20 is provided with a plurality oftriangular protrusions. In this way, a light ray emitted by the firstlight source 31 may also be irradiated into a transmission passage.

To improve a light effect of the light unit 30, the fill-in light unit30 provided in this embodiment of this application further includes afilm layer 33. The film layer 33 is disposed on a side of the lightguide member away from the back light unit 20 (for details, refer toFIG. 2), and the film layer 33 can transmit a first light ray andreflect a second light ray. The first light ray is received light oremitted light of the optical device. Corresponding to the structureshown in FIG. 2, the first light ray is received light of the infraredsensor 40. The second light ray is a light ray emitted by the firstlight source 31. When the film layer 33 is used, the transmission lightpath also passes through the film 33. During use, a light ray of thefirst light source 31 transmitted in the light guide member to a sideaway from the back light unit 20 may be reflected back through the filmlayer 33, thereby improving an effect of condensing or diffusing thesecond light ray into the transmission light path by the light guidemember. In addition, when the Fresnel lens 32 is used as the light guidemember, and the Fresnel lens 32 is in the structure shown in FIG. 3a ,an angle at which the film layer 33 is irradiated may be changed byusing the texture 322 in the Fresnel lens 32. In this way, more lightrays can enter the transmission light path after being reflected by thefilm layer 33.

Moreover, the fill-in light unit 30 further includes a first reflectionlayer 34 disposed on a side of the light guide member away from the backlight unit 20. The first reflection layer 34 is provided with a throughhole. The film layer 33 is disposed inside the through hole, and thethrough hole may be defined as a first through hole. It can be learnedfrom FIG. 2 that if the fill-in light unit 30 includes a reflectionlayer and the film layer 33, the second light ray is reflected throughthe first reflection layer 34 and the film layer 33. The first light rayis transmitted through the film layer 33. Certainly, alternatively, thefilm layer 33 and the first reflection layer 34 may be disposed in astacked manner. In this case, the film layer 33 partially covers thefirst through hole.

The first light source 31 is configured to emit the second light ray forlight compensation. The first light source 31 may be an LED lamp oranother common light source. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 2, twofirst light source 31 are symmetrically disposed on two sides of thelight guide member respectively, and a structure thereof is similar to adisposition manner of the second light source 21 in the back light unit20. In this way, relatively uniform light rays can be provided. However,it should be understood that a disposition manner of the first lightsource 31 provided in this embodiment of this application is not limitedto the structure shown in FIG. 2. Alternatively, an angle between anaxis of emitted light of the first light source 31 and an axis of thelight guide member may be a specified angle. As shown in FIG. 6, lightemitting axes of the two first light sources 31 may alternatively bedisposed at an angle of 45° with a light emitting axis of the lightguide member.

It can be learned from the foregoing descriptions that the transmissionlight path passes through: the display panel 10, the light guide plate22, the second through hole, the light guide member, the film 33, andthe first through hole. During specific disposition of the foregoingcomponents, to ensure a transmission effect of a light ray, the firstthrough hole and the second through hole are provided in a manner ofusing a same axis and a same diameter, and the axis is coaxial with anaxis of the optical device. Moreover, for the Fresnel lens 32, when asymmetrical Fresnel texture is used, a symmetric line of the Fresnellens 32 is collinear with the axis. An area of the Fresnel texture ofthe Fresnel lens 32 is not less than an area of the first through hole.A manner in which the first through hole, the second through hole, andthe Fresnel lens 32 that are described above are disposed is not limitedto the foregoing disposition manner, a manner in which the first throughhole and the second through hole are disposed in a staggered manner isused. However, it should be ensured that the first through hole and thesecond through hole that are disposed can transmit the first light ray,and the Fresnel texture 322 provided on the Fresnel lens 32 can alsodiffuse or condense the second light ray into the transmission lightpath.

It should be understood that, in the foregoing embodiment, a manner inwhich a light-proof component through which the transmission light pathpasses is provided with a through hole is used, to achieve a lighttransmission effect. However, another manner may alternatively be used.For example, after a through hole is provided, the through hole isfilled with a light pipe prepared by using a transparent material (forexample, glass or plastic).

Still referring to FIG. 2, in the display screen provided in thisembodiment of this application, a display effect of the display screenis improved by transmitting a light ray emitted by the first lightsource 31 to the transmission light path. Still referring to FIG. 2,there is a Fresnel lens 32 having a structure of the Fresnel texture 322on an IR central light path (a conical region formed by IR-1 shown inFIG. 2). The Fresnel lens 32 has a regular condensation effect on IRlight rays. A conical beam shown by IR-1 in the figure is condensed intoa conical beam shown by IR-2 due to existence of the Fresnel lens 32.For light rays emitted by the two first light sources 31, existence ofthe Fresnel texture 322 leads to occurrence of cases similar to diffusedreflection of light ray on an upper surface of the Fresnel lens 32, andthere is a light ray on the entire upper surface of the Fresnel lens 32that can exit and enter human eyes. Due to a feature of tracking lightby human eyes, from the perspective of human eyes, an upper surface ofthe Fresnel lens 32 under conventional backlight is light-emitting,thereby alleviating the problem of a central black hole in the prior artand improving a display effect of the display screen.

As shown in FIG. 7, an infrared camera 50 is disposed on a central lightpath. The infrared camera 50 is hidden below the fill-in light unit 30,and condense infrared signals outside the screen to form an image byusing the fill-in light unit 30 and conventional back light. Stillreferring to FIG. 7, there is still a Fresnel lens 32 having Fresneltexture 322 inside the fill-in light unit 30. For the Fresnel lens 32,the Fresnel texture 322 is equivalent to a light guide member (dependingon an actual situation, may be a convex lens or a concave lens byadjusting only a direction of the Fresnel texture 322). In cooperationwith the design of a light guide member of the infrared camera 50 andoverall assembly tolerance control, infrared signals outside the displayscreen can be imaged in an expected manner (as shown in IR2). Forvisible light, a light ray emitted by a first light source 31 isreflected by a first reflection layer 34, and an exiting direction ischanged after the light ray is refracted by the Fresnel texture 322,thereby implementing uniform light filling for a central region.Moreover, features of the Fresnel texture 322 shown in FIG. 7 are notsubstantially different from features of the Fresnel texture 322 shownin FIG. 2. A main difference is that the Fresnel texture 322 in FIG. 7needs to produce an imaging effect, and therefore, needs to cooperatewith the infrared camera 50.

Moreover, in addition to the infrared sensor 40 and the infrared camera50 that are described above, the optical device may alternatively be aninfrared optical fingerprint or an optical device relying onphotoelectric conversion of an infrared signal in a specific direction,for example, a proximity light sensor.

It can be learned from the foregoing description that, the structure ofthe fill-in light unit 30 that is provided in this embodiment of thisapplication is similar to the structure of a back light unit 20, bothincluding light sources (a first light source 31 and a second lightsource 21), conductors transmitting a light ray (a light guide plate 22in the back light unit 20, and a light guide member in the fill-in lightunit 30), and a reflection layer. Therefore, to simplify the overallstructure, in another implementation solution of this application, adisplay screen is formed in a manner in which a light guide member and alight guide plate 22 are an integral structure as shown in FIG. 8, afirst light source and a second light source 21 are an integralstructure, and a second reflection layer 23 and a first reflection layerare an integral structure. It should be understood that, if the lightguide member and the light guide plate 22 are an integral structure, theFresnel texture 322 is formed on the light guide plate 22. Refer to FIG.8 for a specific structure. In this way, it is not needed to dispose anadditional fill-in light unit, and a light filling effect can beachieved by improving the structure of the back light unit 20. Inaddition, the thickness of the display screen can be reduced to a largeextent. During a specific setting, the Fresnel texture 322 may bedirectly formed on the light guide plate 22, or the Fresnel texture maybe separately formed on a transparent base material first and thenbonded to the light guide plate 22. It can be learned from the foregoingdescription that, when the foregoing structure is used, the light guideplate 22 having a function of a Fresnel lens function can be formed byusing the Fresnel texture 322. In addition, light rays can be emitted toa transmission light path by using a light source provided by the secondlight source 21, thereby alleviating a case in which a black holeoccurs, improving a display effect of the display screen, and inaddition, effectively reducing the thickness of the display screen,which facilitates the development of thinness.

As shown in FIG. 9, an embodiment of this application further provides adisplay apparatus, including the display screen 100 according to any oneof the foregoing. When display of the display screen 100 is viewed,because a disposed light guide member transmits a light ray emitted by afirst light source to a transmission light path, a brightness differencebetween a region corresponding to an optical device and another regionon the display screen 100 is reduced, thereby further improving adisplay effect of the display screen 100.

As shown in FIG. 10, an embodiment of this application further providesa terminal, including the display screen 100 according to any one of theforegoing. When display of the display screen 100 is viewed, because adisposed light guide member transmits a light ray emitted by a firstlight source to a transmission light path, a brightness differencebetween a region corresponding to an optical device and another regionon the display screen 100 is reduced, thereby further improving adisplay effect of the display screen 100.

The foregoing descriptions are merely specific implementations of thisapplication, but are not intended to limit the protection scope of thisapplication. Any variation or replacement readily figured out by aperson skilled in the art within the technical scope disclosed in thisapplication shall fall within the protection scope of this application.Therefore, the protection scope of this application shall be subject tothe protection scope of the claims.

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 22. A display screen comprising: a back light systemcomprising: a light emitting side; and a first side; a display paneldisposed on the light emitting side, wherein the first side is locatedaway from the display panel; a fill-in light system disposed on thefirst side and comprising: a second side located away from the backlight system; a first light source configured to emit a first light ray;and a light guide member configured to transmit the first light ray; andan optical device disposed located on the second side and configured toreceive a second light ray or to emit the second light ray to form atransmission light path that passes through the display panel, the backlight system, and the light guide member, wherein the light guide memberfurther configured to transmit the first light ray to the transmissionlight path.
 23. The display screen of claim 22, wherein the light guidemember is a flat lens, a condensing lens, or a diffusing lens.
 24. Thedisplay screen of claim 22, wherein the light guide member is a Fresnellens.
 25. The display screen of claim 24, wherein the Fresnel lenscomprises: a first surface facing the back light system; and a secondsurface located away from the back light system, wherein either thefirst surface is a Fresnel refraction surface, or both the first surfaceand the second surface are Fresnel refraction surfaces.
 26. The displayscreen of claim 25, wherein the Fresnel refraction surface comprises aplurality of concentric circular grooves.
 27. The display screen ofclaim 25, wherein the Fresnel refraction surface comprises a pluralityof straight grooves arranged in parallel.
 28. The display screen ofclaim 23, wherein the light guide member comprises a third side facingthe back light system, wherein the third side comprises a third surface,and wherein the display screen further comprises a plurality oftriangular protrusions disposed on the third surface.
 29. The displayscreen of claim 22, wherein the light guide member comprises a fourthside located away from the back light system, wherein the fill-in lightsystem further comprises a film layer disposed on the fourth side, andwherein the film layer is configured to: transmit the second light ray;and reflect the first light ray.
 30. The display screen of claim 29,wherein the fill-in light system further comprises a first reflectionlayer disposed on the fourth side, wherein the first reflection layercomprises a first through hole, wherein the film layer is disposedinside the first through hole, and wherein the transmission light pathpasses through the first through hole and the film layer.
 31. Thedisplay screen of claim 22, further comprising two first light sourcessymmetrically disposed on two sides of the light guide member.
 32. Thedisplay screen of claim 30, wherein the back light system furthercomprises: a light guide plate comprising: a fifth side; and a sixthside located away from the display panel; a second light source disposedon the fifth side; and a second reflection layer disposed on the sixthside and comprising a second through hole, wherein the transmissionlight path passes through the light guide plate and the second throughhole.
 33. The display screen of claim 32, wherein the light guide memberand the light guide plate are coupled to be a first integral structure,wherein the first light source and the second light source are coupledto be a second integral structure, and wherein the second reflectionlayer and the first reflection layer are coupled to be a third integralstructure.
 34. A fill-in light system comprising: a light sourceconfigured to emit a first light ray; and a light guide membercomprising a light emitting surface configured to face a back lightsystem of a display screen, wherein the light guide member is configuredto transmit the first light ray to a transmission light path that passesthrough the back light system and the light guide member.
 35. Thefill-in light system of claim 34, wherein the light guide member is aflat lens, a condensing lens, or a diffusing lens.
 36. The fill-in lightsystem of claim 35, wherein the light guide member is a Fresnel lens.37. The fill-in light to system of claim 36, wherein the Fresnel lenscomprises: a first surface facing the back light system; and a secondsurface located away from the back light system, wherein either thefirst surface is a Fresnel refraction surface, or both the first surfaceand the second surface are Fresnel refraction surfaces.
 38. The fill-inlight system of claim 34, wherein the light guide member furthercomprises a first side that is away from the back light system, whereinthe fill-in light system further comprises a film layer disposed on thefirst side, and wherein the film layer is configured to: transmit asecond light ray that is received light or emitted light of an opticaldevice of the back light system; and reflect the first light ray. 39.The fill-in light system of claim 38, comprising a first reflectionlayer disposed on the first side, wherein the first reflection layercomprises a first through hole, and wherein the film layer is disposedinside the first through hole.
 40. The fill-in light system of claim 34,further comprising two light sources symmetrically disposed on two sidesof the light guide member.
 41. A terminal comprising: a display screencomprising: a back light system comprising: a light emitting side; and afirst side; a display panel disposed on the light emitting side, whereinthe first side is located away from the display panel; a fill-in lightsystem disposed on the first side and comprising: a second side locatedaway from the back light system; a first light source configured to emita first light ray; and a light guide member configured to transmit thefirst light ray; and an optical device disposed located on the secondside and configured to receive a second light ray or to emit the secondlight ray to form a transmission light path that passes through thedisplay panel, the back light system, and the light guide member,wherein the light guide member further configured to transmit the firstlight ray to the transmission light path.